Multi-Tech Systems FFX50-2 Channel Server F/ Virtual Licens - Standard Edition

Multi-Tech Systems FFX50-2 Specifications

FFX50-2 Channel Server F/ Virtual Licens - Standard Edition

Highlights

The FaxFinder fax server is an all-in-one fax server that provides distributed faxing capabilities, over a WAN, from a corporate office to small remote offices as well as to field sales people. Inbound faxes are converted to PDF or TIFF files and delivered to a recipients in-box or a network folder, or printed on a network printer. Outbound faxes can be sent by web client or through Microsoft Office applications. The FaxFinder provides secure, convenient faxing for LAN users offering a high degree of privacy for both the sender and recipient.

Overview

See all products The FaxFinder® has been the most cost-effective turnkey fax server appliance on the market for years. Traditionally, the FaxFinder software has been tied to a specific piece of hardware, built on a specific Linux OS kernel. While this strategy provided the market with the most cost-effective and simple fax server solution for years, security, feature and other considerations now require a more robust, scalable, feature-rich and secure fax server solution. Built to run on Window Server operating systems, the new FaxFinder X50 Series fax server software can be deployed on virtual machines using VMware and Hyper-V or comes pre-installed on the new FaxFinder X50 appliance, designed and manufactured by MultiTech. DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS Virtual Machine For organizations running virtual environments using VMware or Hyper-V, FaxFinder FFX50 Series can be deployed without the purchase and management of any additional hardware. Physical Appliance For organizations that want critical applications segregated, FaxFinder FFX50 Series is available pre-installed on a dedicated Windows Server appliance. FEATURES Automatic Archiving FaxFinder X50 offers the most powerful document archiving available. Incoming faxes are immediately stored, indexed and can be retrieved with any web browser as JPEG, GIF, PDF or TIFF files. Integration with Microsoft Applications FaxFinder FFX50 runs on Windows Server and is integrated with many Microsoft applications, such as Office 365, Exchange, SQL Server and SharePoint without cumbersome connectors. Fax-enable Applications Leveraging web based computing, FaxFinder FFX50 provides an API at no charge. Sample code and assistance is provided with an active support contract. SMTP Gateway Supports character encoding when parsing sender and recipient email address from mail server. This allows SMTP parser to convert double-byte characters from base64 string to original character encoding. New Rendering Engine The new rendering engine eliminates the requirement of having native applications including Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader installed on the FaxFinder FFX50 server. Faster Communication Respond to faxes from customers or vendors in seconds, turning fax into a more effective medium of communication. Greater Document Security No more lost faxes. No more misplaced orders. FaxFinder FFX50 tracks every fax, incoming and outgoing, to its destination. You'll know what was sent, when, and who received it. Total Document Access FaxFinder FFX50 builds a comprehensive, searchable fax archive - giving you secure access to any fax, in any form, from your web browser. Windows Server Support FaxFinder FFX50 can be configured to use Microsoft Active Directory schema information, making it the perfect fax solution for companies operating in a Microsoft Windows environment. Access to Archived Documents With FaxFinder FFX50's powerful software and database, you get years of online access to fax documents instantly. Any authorized user can pull up faxes from the archive using their web browser. Powerful Admin Settings No client-side software required. All users access FaxFinder FFX50 and fax documents with a standard Web browser. Fax Transaction Tracking Set up fax groups, authorized users, messaging lists and event notifications. Track all fax transmissions and know where the telecom money is being spent.